Start-ups Accelerator/Incubator

The ImagineMiah Africa Elevate1M Incubator Cohort III arrives at a time when thousands of African entrepreneurs are building products, attracting customers, and even generating revenue, yet many still struggle to move beyond survival. The problem is rarely the idea itself. It is usually the lack of structure, experienced guidance, and access to the right network […]

The Grow Enterprise Africa (GEA) SME Accelerator Programme 2026 is designed for entrepreneurs who have moved beyond the idea stage and are looking for practical support to grow sustainable businesses. Many African SMEs struggle to scale because they lack access to experienced mentors, structured business development support, and networks that can unlock new opportunities. While

Many African nonprofits and social enterprises are doing remarkable work, yet attracting reliable funding remains one of their biggest challenges. The Africa Fundraising Incubator Program (AFI) 2026 was created to change that. Instead of simply awarding grants, the programme teaches organizations how to build lasting fundraising systems, engage local supporters, and reduce dependence on donor

ASIF Ignite Africa Cohort 1 is an 8-week remote accelerator for African founders building climate adaptation and AI-enabled solutions for food and agriculture.

The GIZ-supported GrowHer Agribusiness Accelerator Programme offers women-led agribusinesses mentorship, training and investor access to scale across Africa.

START by Triift Africa is back for 2026 with a six-week weekend accelerator offering student entrepreneurs and recent graduates across Africa hands-on training, mentorship, and collateral-free loans of up to ₦300,000. Applications close 17 July 2026.

The Y CombinatorFall Startup Accelerator Program 2026 Batch is an intensive, three-month accelerator. The program includes up to $500,000 in seed funding, weekly partner meetings, investor introductions, and a Demo. Y Combinator, the world’s most recognised startup accelerator is now accepting applications for it’s 2026 batch startup program. Some of the world’s most prominent Startups

The tech boom in Africa has means we now focus on fintech apps or e-commerce. ignoring mining which is a massive, multi-billion-dollar sector that anchors the continent’s economy. For decades, mining across Africa has faced heavy challenges, from dangerous conditions for local artisanal miners to unmonitored environmental damage and opaque supply chains. The United Nations